Crate pmd_wan

Re-exports

pub use wan_image::WanImage;

Modules

image_tool

wan_image

Structs

Animation

An Animation is a set of AnimationFrame, that will be played one after the other, and that would loop most of the time. The duration between an AnimationFrame and the next one is contained in the AnimationFrame

AnimationFrame

A single frame of an crate::Animation

AnimationStore

Contain all the Animation, as well as all the animation group (a.k.a animation table in ppmdu sprite editor). Animation group are a list of Animation. An animation group usually have 8 entry, one per rotation of the monster.

Fragment

A Fragment may reference an crate::FragmentBytes, that will form a single (or all if small enought) part of an crate::Frame

FragmentBytes

FragmentBytesStore

FragmentFinderData

The output of find_fragments_in_images. The fragment (here) are 8×8 pixel of size. A tile may be Flip on either or both axis (or not at all). Only the smallest of the 4 possible flip is added in this collection (based on the comparaison of the resulting pixels, as Rust compare u8 arrays). The key is the pixels of the fragment (image are stored line by line, from top-left to bottom-right) The key is where they are used. The x or y may be negative.

FragmentFlip

FragmentResolution

Size of an [crate::ImageBytes] (computed from crate::Fragment)

Frame

A single frame of animation

FrameOffset

The coordinate of some point in the Pokémon, in the form of X then Y

FrameStore

GeneralResolution

NormalizedBytes

Represent a 8×8 bytes that is been normalized, as such that all four FragmentFlip will result in the same NormalizedBytes

Palette

A palette, composed of group of 16 color when the first is transparent. Colors are RGBA.

VariableNormalizedBytes

Enums

CompressionMethod

DecodeFragmentBytesError

FragmentBytesToImageError

FragmentFinderError

FragmentFlipError

SpriteType

WanError

Constants

FLIP_BOTH

FLIP_HORIZONTAL

FLIP_STANDARD

FLIP_VERTICAL

Functions

create_wan_from_multiple_images

decode_fragment_pixels

Take the raw encoded fragment (from an [ImageBytes]), and decode them into a list of pixels

encode_fragment_pixels

find_fragments_in_images

Find all 8×8 fragment all input images contain. See FragmentFinderData for more information on the output The image is filled on all sides (7 pixels) by 0s. Fragments consisting of only zeroes are discared. 0×0 images are skipped.

get_opt_le

insert_frame_in_wanimage

pad_seven_pixel